Shedzilla - my summer project - Updated 27 April
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Looks amazing top work some lovely noggins in there 
And a great selection of power tools.
Had a great weekend working on my little project i will get pictures and update tomorrow.
All you have left to do now is fill it with stuff you dont need and will never use
And a great selection of power tools.Had a great weekend working on my little project i will get pictures and update tomorrow.
All you have left to do now is fill it with stuff you dont need and will never use
By the seaside...
The long wall was done the previous Saturday, the rest this Saturday and Sunday - admittedly, I do work long days when doing something line this, sart around 6am and finsh about 7:30pm...pvr said:You did not all do this during the weekend, right? It would put my sunday efforts majorly to shame
Cheers Matt, that's only some of my power tools :wink: there's more in the garage waiting to be relocated to their new home...Machine monkey said:Looks amazing top work some lovely noggins in there
Had a great weekend working on my little project i will get pictures and update tomorrow.
All you have left to do now is fill it with stuff you dont need and will never use
Looking forward to seeing the updates on Monkey's Jungle Gym...
PerryGunn said:The long wall was done the previous Saturday, the rest this Saturday and Sunday - admittedly, I do work long days when doing something line this, sart around 6am and finsh about 7:30pm...pvr said:You did not all do this during the weekend, right? It would put my sunday efforts majorly to shame
Wow, that is impressive
I did "waste" a few hours with the tractor rolling the lawn and then spent an hour admiring before disappearing in the man cave 8) I am using 22 mm malimine boards which I can hardly lift but do allow wipeable surfaces on the wall.
So ... once you have finished playing with this, you are going to give me a hand with my project to make a sectional building, right?
Great set up - love the work bench with storage beneath
Nice
But it's a bit of stretch too say 2 boxes of beer are tools!!!
But it's a bit of stretch too say 2 boxes of beer are tools!!!
3 boxes actuallyMachine monkey said:Nice
But it's a bit of stretch too say 2 boxes of beer are tools!!!
the white box at the end is Peroni Anyway, it says in lots of the instruction manuals that tools need regular lubrication... and I've often been called a 'tool'...
Nice more than happy to pop round and help you out with a box
We had family down from Yorkshire this weekend so not a great deal of progress, but managed to get all sockets wired and trim in place around edges and windows
Got to keep the car-related post quotient up- note the badged clock (in the correct colour, of course)... :wink:
Got to keep the car-related post quotient up- note the badged clock (in the correct colour, of course)... :wink:
When's the first regional Zed meet?
Looking better and better ever time I check your post out - Would love such a set up!
Looking better and better ever time I check your post out - Would love such a set up!
Been a little busy this weekend, but found time to start to sort out the storage end of Shedzilla.
I looked at commercial shelving and couldn't find anything that really did what I wanted and, because of the shape of the storage area,
it all resulted in a fair amount of wasted space. So I built a couple of high shelves using studwork timber and 610mm x 18mm MDF with enough
space underneath for the wheelbarrow, winter tyres etc.
Also hung a couple of workmates on the wall and my long stepladder across the garage window as that was dead space.
I also decided to move the Shedzilla laptop off the workbench on a sloping shelf so it's out of the way but can still be used.
For the car detailing pedants - that's an Amazon Basics MF cloth on the bench
I looked at commercial shelving and couldn't find anything that really did what I wanted and, because of the shape of the storage area,
it all resulted in a fair amount of wasted space. So I built a couple of high shelves using studwork timber and 610mm x 18mm MDF with enough
space underneath for the wheelbarrow, winter tyres etc.
Also hung a couple of workmates on the wall and my long stepladder across the garage window as that was dead space.
I also decided to move the Shedzilla laptop off the workbench on a sloping shelf so it's out of the way but can still be used.
For the car detailing pedants - that's an Amazon Basics MF cloth on the bench
North Yorkshire